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General Lee, turning slightly back from his advance, had the choice of the battle ground. He selected the heights northwest of Gettysburgh ; and his army of 90,000 met in the first day's fight only a portion of the Union army- 1 5,000, or possibly, 20,000 strong. As the sun went down over hill and valley, it shone upon the Union forces broken, scattered, retreating through the streets of Gettysburgh, and only safe when they had climbed the heights upon the southeast. That night the body of the Union army came up, and during the next two days there was fought the most decisive battle recorded in history subsequent to that of Waterloo. It was a Union victory, but won at a fearful sacrifice. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, the news little by little came trembling along the wires, penetrating in fragments every part of the county. On Saturday letters began to reach the friends of the soldiers. The people gathered around the post-offices, and many a tender
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scene occurred as letters were read telling the story of wounding and death. The writer can only recall the one that came under his own notice at the office in Sodus village. Ten men from the town perished at Gettysburgh. The store of Edwin A. Green, postmaster, was filled that evening with an eager but almost silent multitude. The mail was destributed ; daily papers were read to the people with the latest dispatches, and the latest lists of the killed and wounded. Scarcely a voice but that of the reader broke the silence. Then one or more private letters were read by those who had received them. Miss Augusta Granger, sister of Lieutenant N. E. Granger, had driven to the office in company with Miss Mason, who was in her employ. Opening a letter from Mrs. Dr. Vosburgh, she read in a low, sad, but firm voice, the account of her brother's death, with other pathetic incidents. In the hushed silence that followed, she closed her letter, and with scarcely a word, entered with her friend the carriage to return to her home.
The Sunday following was one of deep solemnity. Every- where in tender words the pastors of the churches com- mended the bereaved ones to the tender mercies of the Heavenly Father ; even while in earnest words of patriotic prayer, they asked that brave men might arise to fill the places of the fallen, and carry on the struggle until victory should crown the Union arms.
In several towns, arrangements were immediately made to send relief to the wounded. Fathers went to look after their sons in the hospitals, or to bring back their bodies for burial.
Palmyra held a meeting Sunday afternoon, raised a hand- some sum of money and sent Lieutenant-Colonel Corning and Russell Tibbitts, to render such aid as might be possible on the field. George G. Jessup, John Williamson and George R. Kent, also left for Washington on Monday, to look after friends who had been wounded.
THE DRAFT OF 1863.
This carried consternation to the hearts of the people. The first outburst of enthusiasm for the old flag had been succeeded by something of a reaction. The brilliant hopes
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in the early summer of 1861, that the contest might end in ninety days had been rudely scattered.
It was seen that a long and weary contest was upon our hands; that the resistance of the South was firm, persistent, unyielding. A large number of men had already gone from this county. Death had reaped his bloody harvest, and many a family were in mourning over sons slain upon the battle- field, or perished by sickness and exposure in the distant States of the Confederacy. In the spring of 1863 the national cause was still dear to the hearts of the people, but there was no halo of glory to arouse enthusiasm. The romance was gone. The people were face to face with the stern reality of actual war; a war that was no holiday affair, but one that was bloody, destructive and uncertain. Defeat, disaster, humili- ation had fallen upon our arms, and the old flag, though upborne by loyal hands, had nevertheless trailed in the dust, as the grasp of the dying color bearer weakened upon the staff. It would have been more than human had there been no discouragement, no fearful forebodings of the future. There were those, however, whose faith in final success could never be shaken. The events of the summer too, should have inspired renewed confidence. The wave of rebel invasion had been rolled back from the heights of Gettes- burgh. Vicksburgh had surrendered, and other decisive victories had been won, but the full effect of these could not then be seen by the people at large. The resources of the Southern Confederacy had proved unexpectedly great, and its ability to supply its often depleted armies was well nigh marvelous. There was also the ever present danger of foreign interference, or at least of difficult diplomatic com- plications.
With this state of feeling came the draft which was made at Auburn for this Congressional District, commencing July 23d, 1863. This draft was made pursuant to the first of the Conscription laws, passed by Congress after the opening of the war. Many opportunities for exemption existed under this law. The support of parents or children, brothers already in the service, and numerous physical dis- qualifications, some of a light and trivial character, offered
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facilities for escaping military service that did not exist after this statute was repealed, and did not apply to drafts made nearer the close of the war. In addition, the law allowed a drafted man to pay $300 and secure exemption, though he might be physically sound. As a consequence, this draft resulted in adding but very few men to the armies. To make allowance for these exemptions, the government ordered fifty per cent. added to the actual quota.
The following article from the Lyons Republican of July 24, 1863, gives the quotas of the several towns, and other items of explanation :
THE DRAFT.
"The Draft in the Twenty-fourth Congressional District commenced at Auburn yesterday. The quota of Cayuga county was to be first drawn. The quotas of the several towns in Wayne county (with the fifty per cent. added) are as follows :
Ontario 68
Williamson 60
Marion .
52
Walworth
55
Macedon
87
Palmyra
IO3
Arcadia
140
Lyons.
94
Sodus .
142
Huron 46
Rose ..
49
Galen
I 37
Wolcott. 75
Butler . 63
Savannah
57
Total I228
" The several quotas will be drawn in the above order. All the proceedings connected with the Draft will be con- ducted in the most public manner. The names of those drafted and of those exempted will be published. Cayuga county will be drawn first. Wayne county will not be reached probably before to-morrow.
" By a recent order of the Provost Marshal General, towns which have furnished an excess of their previous quotas are to be credited with such excess, on the certificate of the Governor that the excesses really exist. The quotas
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to be drawn, as above, will, however, be drawn, all the same ; and afterward the excess will be deducted from the number drafted, and a corresponding number drawn from the drafted men."
Preparatory to the Draft of 1863, an enrollment was made by the following officers :
Arcadia-Joel Soverhill.
Butler-Samuel Miller.
Galen-Charles H. Reed.
Huron-Correll Upson. Lyons-A. M. Wheeler.
Macedon-C. P. Hulbert.
Marion-Amasa Stanton.
Ontario-Alexander Sands.
Palmyra-G. N. Williams.
Rose-G. W. Ellinwood. Savannah-B. O. Servis.
Sodus-George S. Putnam.
Walworth-F. M. Sanford.
Williamson-L. S. Cuyler.
Wolcott-Charles Blakely.
The following were the results in part of the drawing for the several towns,-the names being drawn from those of the first class not exceeding thirty-five years of age :
It has been found difficult to give the complete results of the Draft. The newspapers at that time reported the status of men very well for a week or two, and then dropped the matter without clearing up the lists. Names are also badly spelled in the newspaper lists from which we copy.
ARCADIA.
Enrolled in First Class 476. Quota Drafted 140.
Charles Sebring, John S. Wallace,
Silas B. Hollenbeck,
David B. Culver,
John A. Westfall,
George F. Palmer,
Jerome See,
Aaron E. Van Inwagen,
William Daniels,
Calvin Mitchell,
Lewis See, William Whitmore,
Leonard Fray,
Eliab P. Grant,
Charles Hatsook,
Stephen A. Pyatt,
John Nierpas,
George F. Palmer,
John Stever,
Luman S. Youngs,
Martin Devall,
Albert Bond,
George M. Filkins,
Charles T. Cronise,
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Norman Brusie, Orrin C. Lee, Jefferson W. Hoag, Ezra Petty, Philander Vail, George F. Shumway,
George H. Peer, George W. Eddy, George W. Garlock, Roger Benton, Isaac Vanderhoof,
Pat Mecon, Ed Lee,
Charles Fritz,
A. Rush,
A. P. Richmond,
Lewis Pettey,
Francis H. Spoor,
G. Greenwood,
A. Penoyar, Kerlew Blyth,
Isaac Tack,
Paul Benoveries,
Owen Kahar,
George Clark,
Herman Ernst,
John L. Hyde,
Lorenzo J. Carey,
Aaron V. Robinson,
Erastus L. Huntley,
James E. Drake,
Lewis H. Palmer, Daniel Lyons,
William Hollenbeck,
Levi A. Lovlin,
Esbon D. Snyder,
Jonas Borst,
Aaron F. Williams,
William Chapman, Henry Rary,
William Clark,
Elias Truax,
George Balzell,
Barney Cooney,
William W. Lair,
William H. Hickey,
Nathan Griffin, Alvin Shaver,
James H. Ryder, Lewis J. Bryant, Phineas G. Lewis, Justus Shuman, Chester Phillips, John Fay,
John Colwell, Henry Percy, James W. Gifford, Michael Lyons, W. H. Rogers, William Call, Isaac J. Austin, George H. Pierson, James Van Ostrand, Ambrose Pulver, Homer J. Upson, Julius N. Lisk, George Smallage, Peter Welch, Fred Barkley,
John H. Whitbeck, W. B. Prince, D. N. Harmon, Thomas Gray, Marshall Power,
Daniel Ridley,
Winslow D. Heath,
John N. Akin, James Gumare, Pat McLaughlin,
Fred Hinkle,
Theodore Tillotson,
Rush Haskins,
Almon Shumway, Henry Kanthner, R. J. York, Benjamin C. Woolson,
Barton L. Husted, A. M. Dillenbeck, James Dennis, John Chapman, Charles J. Brown, James H. Whitbeck, John A. Pulver, William Palmer,
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George S. Town,
Richard White,
George H. Clouse,
Samuel Cronise,
Andrew Traver,
Gideon Muir,
Foster Hickson,
James E. Reynolds,
Marvin Filkins,
David Dayton,
James S. Horton,
Nathan Taylor,
William Ellsworth,
James W. Adams,
William H. Cunningham,
Joseph Prince,
Nelson Miller,
Daniel P. Smith,
James Cook,
Allen Vanderhoof,
William Derry,
Charles S. Shuman.
Upon report and examination of these men, the following results were obtained :
Discharged by reason of Physical Disqualifications .- L. H. Palmer, J. W. Gifford, S. A. Pyatt, James Dennis, Jerome Lee, George W. Garlock, J. A. Lisk, J. Van Ostrand, B. C. Woodson, George Clark, W. Hollenbeck, Henry Rosa, A. O. Robinson, J. W. Adams, Gideon Muir, William Deny, O. C. Lee, A. Penoyer, Ira Greenwood, L. J. Bryant, George F. Shumway, Lewis Lee, J. W. Hoag, J. S. Steever, J. P. Pulver, Charles J. Brown, John Chapman, George F. Pal- mer, Charles Hatsook, William Chapman D. B. Culver, J. A. Pulver, F. Barclay, Martin Devail, E. T. Grant, Jr.,Wm. Daniels, J. S. Wallace, L. A. Loveland, N. Miller, John Sticker, R. J. York, Norman Brasee, J. Colwell, L. Pettey, George S. Town, W. D, Heath, E. L. Huntley, C. Phillips, Albert Rush, Lorenzo J. Carey, Charles Sebring, George F. Palmer, Homer J. Upson, Henry Rosa.
Two Brothers in Service .- James Cook.
Alienage or Non-Residence .- William Whitmore, M. Bauer, Paul Bonaveris, John N. Aker, Owen Kahar, P. Welch, Fred. Hinkle, George H. Clouse, Isaac Tack, H. Ernst, William Clark, D. Lyons, Michael Lyons, William Clark, Marsells Power, James E. Reynolds.
In Service, March 3, 1863 .- A. I. Van Inwagen, William Hickey.
Over Age .- N. W. Taylor, Theodore Tillotson, John Fay, N. W. Griffin, James Borst, Thomas Gay.
Support of Parents or Children .- George Baltzel, James Gumare, F. Hickson, William H. Cunningham, A. Bond, James S. Horton, F. H. Spoor, M. W. Lane, Charles Fritz, A. P. Rickman, J. H. Whitbeck, E. Traux, M. W. Laine, William Ellsworth, A. P. Rykeman.
Furnished Substitute .- A. Mundy, Jr., C. Mitchell, Leonard Fray.
Sick and Unable to Report at Auburn .- John Nierpas, A. F. Williams.
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Accepted and Discharged on Payment of Three Hundred Dollars .- A. M. Dillenbeck, James H. Rider, M. Filkins, William H. Rogers, Samuel Cronise, A. Shumway, I. Van- derhoff, P. McLaughlin, W. Cull, Edwin Lee, George H. Pierson, L. Haskins, George Smalladge, Philander Vail, J. Austin, D. W. Herman, Henry Percy, J. H. Whitbeck, P. G. Lewis, David Ridley, K. Blyth, Andrew Traver, D. P. Smith, Lewis E. Pettey, Charles F. Sherman, George M. Eddy, G. M. Filkins, E. D. Snyder, J. R. Westfall, George H. Price, Henry Kanthner, J. S. Wallace, S. V. Hollenbeck, Richard White, J. Showerman, Luman S. Young, B. L. Huested, James E. Drake, Charles T. Cronise, A. Shaver, J. L. Hyde, Roger Benton, Ambrose Pulver, Henry Percy.
Result not Ascertained in Collecting data for this Chapter .- William Palmer, Joseph Prince, Barney Cooney, William B. Prince, Pat Mecon, David Dayton, A. P. Richmond, Aaron F. Williams, Barney Ony.
BUTLER. Enrolled in First Class 221. Quota Drafted 63.
David Green, Willis S. Roe,
Castor Lampman,
Martin Saxton,
Samuel B. Way,
Harris Mead,
Allen Southwick,
Joseph H. Roe,
Henry Davis,
Grove T. Moore,
James Richardson,
Stephen Bray, Jr.,
Thaddeus Williams,
Nelson E. Post,
E. Childs Lowell,
Henry H. Ferris,
Nathan Robinson,
Wandell G. Center,
Joshua A. Lowell,
Calvin Smith,
Civilian Hubbard, William Graham, Leonard Rider,
Elisha Taylor,
Jerome Hibbard,
Cornelius Lawson,
James R. Wisner, Harlow Cole,
Nelson Stage,
Gibson S. Center,
Wilhelmus Tillou,
Smith Carkner,
Thomas C. Armstrong,
Henry Benjamin,
Darwin Twist,
John S. Abbott,
Benjamin F. Pierson,
Clarendon T. Grandin,
Eben Toles, Barney Murray,
Clinton B. Dowd,
E. Emmett Maynard,
John Sprague,
Jasper Bacon,
Alex C. Clapp,
Peter Thurber,
Cornelius Vosburg,
Reuben Ward,
George O. Armstrong,
Jerome Phelps,
Martin H. Wendover,
Benjamin Bishop,
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Granville D. Walker,
William Little,
Daniel Olmsted,
George M. Hadden,
Crandall Loveless,
Daniel H. Wadsworth,
Warren Southwick,
Elmore Van Auken,
Johannes Hasbrouck,
Patrick Cox.
William Poole, Jr.,
Upon reporting at Auburn, and submitting to the exami- nation the following results appeared :
Accepted and Paid $300 .- Geo. O. Armstrong, J. Sprague, M. H. Winchester, D. B. Olmsted, R. Ward, D. Twist, C. Lamson, G. M. Hadden, H. H. Ferris, W. Lytle, P. G. Thurber, D. H. Wadsworth, J. Bacon, J. Hibbard, W. S. Roe, J. S. Abbott, N. Stage, E. P. Vanauken, E. A. Maynard, J. Phelps, W. G. Center, Warren Southwick, H. Mead, T. C. Armstrong, A. C. Clapp, J. A. Lovell, Gibson S. Center, Jr. Discharged for Physical Disqualifications .- E. W. Toles, T. Williams, C. T. Grandin, E. Dunham, D. Green, J. Has- brouck, S. B. Way, P. Cox, H. Cole, E. Taylor, C. Loveless, N. T. Post, W. Graham, C. Vosburgh, W Poole, Jr., J. H. Roe, G. T. Moore, W. Tillou, Benjamin Bishop, L. Rider, Smith Carkner, C. Hubbard, B. F. Pierson.
Alien .- James Richardson.
Support of Parents .- H. Davis.
Over-Age .- M. Saxton, S. Pray, Jr., J. R. Wisner.
In Service March 3d, 1863 .- A. Southwick.
Furnished a Substitute .- G. D. Walker.
Result not Ascertained in Arranging for this Chapter .- E. Childs Lowell, Nathan Robinson, Henry Benjamin, Barney Murray, Calvin Smith, Cornelius Lawson, Thomas C. Arm- strong, Clinton B. Dowd, Alex. C. Clapp.
GALEN. Enrolled in First Class 455. Quota Drafted 137.
George Prey,
John Lamb,
Elmer C. Hovey,
David Hawks,
Philip Gaster,
Annanias Wells,
Henry S. Bockoven,
Henry Morey,
John P. Fisk,
Joseph W. Livermore,
Alvin Williams,
David Beadle,
Francis M. Nichols,
Dennis McSweeny,
Luther M. Powers, Eli Knapp,
John Thomas, Russell Johnson,
George Closs,
John Brayton,
James E. Drake,
William Watson,
Thomas Andrews,
Martin Casey,
Lyman Roy,
Ray Littlefield,
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Patrick Kelley,
William H. Miller, Thomas A. Waldruff, Mordecal Vanderbilt, Stanton Waldruff,
John J. Ladue,
Barney Madden,
Hiram Converse,
Edward Ryan,
Darwin Edwards,
Calvin Tindall,
Charles Evans,
James Aden,
George Goss,
Luther Weed,
Mitchell Gorman,
David Benjamin, Arch Crawford,
James Closs,
Michael Toohey,
George Gregg,
Reuben Waldruff,
John Lane,
Albert Shepherd,
Michael Height,
Dennis C. Wright,
Alfred Waterbury,
William H. Peckham,
Robert Harper,
Edward Vanderveer,
Thomas Arzberger,
John Conner, Patrick Crane
Gilbert. C. Thompson,
Lawrence Young,
William Thomas,
John Hawley,
Michael Sullivan,
Morris Powers,
William Bowles,
Mitchell Kennedy,
Henry Steerell,
Chris Bramer,
Nathaniel Benales,
Frank Blake,
Edmund Brown,
Edwin Cady,
Mont. Leader,
Gerlas Badgo,
Chris. Goetzman,
William Birdsell,
Everell Bradley,
William Creagan,
Levant Bedell,
William Gregor,
Thomas Davis,
Salmon Hardy,
George Stell, Edwin D. Lampson,
Morris Clavy,
Myron Ringer,
James Brown,
E. Willard Sherman,
Lester Barton,
Fred. K. Breemer,
Fred. K. Rowser,
Oliver Weed, James Lee,
Henry K. Reynolds,
George Beard, Michael Kelley,
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Andrew Harrington, William McCord,
William Lynch, Henry Townsend, John Morritey, Joseph Menanson, George Fish, Mont. W. Mead,
William Fisher, James Lamoreaux, John B. Roberts,
Milton Wright,
John C. Waterson, Merritt Bennett,
Chris Schoonmaker, John F. Sheldon,
Dyer Merritt, William McIntyre,
John Willoughby,
Nelson A. Skinner, Henry Ernst, Wilson Horton,
Hial Kenyon,
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Robert Croucher,
Michael Crowney,
Oscar Merritt,
Fred. K. Jones,
Charles Lower,
Charles Goetzman,
Calvin Sampson,
Alex. Brown,
Edward F. Rider,
Charles Gildersleeve,
Z. Birch,
Michael Moran,
William Armitage,
Edward Rolfe,
Edward Crouse,
Edward Burrill.
Joseph Hollenbeck,
Upon examination the following were the results :
Accepted for Service and Discharged on Payment of Com- mutation, Three Hundred Dollars .- W. H. Fisher, William Bowles, A. Crawford, R. Johnson, E. Cady, A. Waterbury, H. S, Bockoven, E. Vanderveer, L. Bedell, D. Edwards, N. A. Skinner, J. Thomas, E. Rolf, M. Wright, George A. Beard, W. McIntyre, A. Pulver, John Conner, M. Vander- bilt, S. E. Waldruff, William Creager, Charles Bramer, Lyman Roy, Oscar Merritt, Henry K. Reynolds, E. C. Hovey, William Watson, Reuben Waldruff, William Gregor, Edward Brown, Alexander Brown.
Went into the Service .- James E. Drake, Fred. K. Bramer, John Brayton, Fred. K. Rowser, John J. Ladue, Oliver Weed, Mr. Olmsted, George Goss, James Lee, George Gregg, Charles Gildersleeve, Michael Moran, Lawrence Young, Frank Blake, Andrew Harrington, John B. Roberts, Henry Townsend, John Morritey, John F. Sheldon, Joseph Menanson, Charles Evans, William Thomas, Everell Bradley, Salmon Hardy, James Brown.
Discharged by Reason of Physical Disability .- James Closs, Henry Morey, D. Hawks, M. Casey, David E. Beadle, Chris. Schoonmaker, Francis M. Nichols, Alvin Williams, E. Willard Lherman, Calvin G. Tindall, Michael Toohey, James Lamoreaux, George Closs, Michael Height, Henry Stuver, Gilbert C. Thompson, Hiram Converse, Montgom- ery Mead, Luther Weed, Willis Horton, Merritt Burnett, Ziba Burch, George Steel, Robert Croucher, Joseph Hol- lenbeck, Dennis C. Wright, Fred Redder, Philip Gester, T. Davis, Lester Burton, Henry Ernst, H. Sterrell, E. F. Wider, E. Knapp, George Fish, A. Shepherd, Fred Jones.
Over Age .- William Armitage, Edward Burrell, Calvin C. Sampson, Chris. Geotzman, Silivy Hardy, M. Cleary, D. McSweeny, C. Broown, Albert Harper, Morris Powers, Pat. Crogan, Michael Kelly.
Under Age .- John P. Fisk, William H. Miller, Myron Ringer.
Alienage .- Thomes Andrews, Patrick Kelly, James Aden, Thomas Arzberger, William Mead, E. Ryon, George Frey,
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William Mode, Joseph Menanson, M. Leader, Fred Bramer, Michael Kelly, Charles Lower, M. Crawley, George LaPrue, Charles Brumer.
Furnished Substitute .- Thomas J. Waldruff, J. B. Roberts, Hial Kenyon, Charles Goetzman, W. H. Peckham, John Hawley, E. Crouse E. D. Lampson, E. C. Hovey.
In Service March 3, 1864 .- David Benjamin, Nathan San- ders.
Support of Parents or Children .- D. Badgrove, Joseph W. Livermore, John Lamb, Annanias Wells, J. C. Watterson, Wray S. Littlefield, William A. Birdsall, John Willoughby.
Result not Ascertained in Collecting Information for this Work -- Barney Madden, Dyer Merritt, Mitchell Gorman, William Lynch, John Lane, Nathaniel Benales, Robert Har- per Merritt Leader, Patrick Crane, Charles Lower, Michael Lulliver, Z. Birch, Michael Croney.
HURON. Enrolled in First Class 169. Quota Drafted 46.
Robert A. Catchpole,
Israel Morey,
Elisha Blauvelt,
Charles D. Harper,
Andrew Sheldon,
Eugene Seymour,
Smith Seber,
Dexter Taylor,
Almond Beels,
William Stone, James Davenport,
William Terbush,
John Miles,
Correll H. Upson,
William Burnett,
William Robinson,
Thomas Miles,
Charles Brewster,
Talman L. Jones,
Robert Russell,
George Slater,
Joseph Norris,
Alonzo Ward,
Orson Dowd,
Abram Featherly,
William Sherman,
Leman Andrews,
Henry Terbush,
Reuben Plumb,
Joseph Thorp,
Ogden VanSicklen,
Ambrose Slaight,
Martin Darling,
Judson Jones, Henry Heister,
Charles Davenport,
Egbert DeLong,
David H. Andrus,
Gilbert A. Chapin,
George P. York,
William Munger,
William H. Fowler,
Barney Terbush,
James Burns,
Alfred Wilson.
Frank Noy,
Upon report at Auburn for examination. the following results appeared :
Accepted for Service and Commuted by Paying Three Hundred Dollars .- Charles Davenport, Charles Brewster, E. A. Catch-
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pole, W. H. Fowler, D. Andrews, William Terbush, Jr., O. VanSickler, T. L. Jones, Dexter Taylor, Joseph Thorp, Andrew Sheldon, Egbert DeLong.
Discharged for Physical Disability .- E. Blauvelt, John D. Miller, Henry Terbush, L. A. Androus, William Burnett, Smith Seber, William Stone, Judson Jones, C. H. Upson, G. A. Slaght, A. Beales, W. Robinson, Joseph H. Norris, George P. York.
Allienage and Non-Residence .- A. Featherly, Orson Dowd, Israel Morey, F. Noy, Henry Heisler.
Support of Parents .-- Gilbert Chapin, William Deady, C. D. Harper, R. F. Plumb, B. Terbush, James Davenport, Thomas Miles, William Munger, Jr.
Over Age .- William Sherman.
Went into Service .- Eugene Seymour, Martin Darling.
Result not Ascertained in Collecting Data for this Work .- George Slater. Alonzo Ward, James Burns, Robert Russell, Alfred Wilson.
LYONS.
Enrolled in First Class 346. Quota Drafted 94.
Henry Raper,
Alfred Fellers,
James Weller,
Jeremiah Green,
John Siler,
George Gucker,
Samuel Jones,
Phillip Eyer,
Chris Rooker,
William Jeffrey,
John Whitley,
Augustus A. Jones,
Stephen N. Pound,
John Comp,
Harland P. Wilson,
Samuel Twamley,
Josiah Bruno, Jr.,
George W. Barnum,
Alfred W. Burnett,
Ebenezer Dean,
Edward Boss,
Thomas S. Betts,
Charles Barrick,
William E. Tompkinson,
Webster Fenger,
Thomas Welch,
John Fitzgerald,
Rodney Lane,
Patrick Kellehr,
Henry Benton,
Daniel Rodenbach, William Eyer,
James Driscoll,
Charles W. Smith,
John H. Camp,
Edward Chappel,
Fred Troutman,
Michael Felock,
Eli B. Johnson,
Oliver Horn, Addison W. Gates,
John D. McVicar,
Alfred Lawson,
George Snyder, Robert Smith, James W. Vanderberg,
John Bachaler, James Wallace, Peter Cline,
James Dunn, William Cuddeback, E. M. Roy, Ira Neal,
Zach P. Dennler,
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James A. McMullin,
George Yackel, George Abert,
Thomas M. Llewellyn,
John Lusk,
William H. Penoyer,
Calvin S. Palmeter,
George W. Knowles,
George P. Price,
Spencer Barton,
John Nellis,
Edmund P. Pulver,
John Snitzel,
Charles H. Dickerson,
Ira J. Whitney,
Lewis Duvall,
Henry VanEtten,
Fred Boehmler,
Jacob Oswaldt,
John Krugman,
Edward Gilbert,
Henry Frazer,
Foster Barclay,
Phillip Benning,
Sidney Patten,
Henry Crimm,
Thomas A. Little,
Michael Conley,
Isaac Hartman,
George Armitage,
Fred Hartnagle,
Riley P. Merchant,
William F. Male,
George Norley,
Charles W. Hinman,
John T. Smith,
Louis Frey,
Samuel Buell,
Daniel Barton,
Charles Allen.
Upon examination at Auburn the following result ap- peared :
Accepted for Service and Commuted by the Payment of Three Hundred Dollars .- William H. Penoyer, John A. Camp, Samuel Jones, Levi Devall, Augustus Jones, James Dunn, Edward Gilbert, Rodney D. Lane, Josiah Bruno, Jr., Daniel Roden- back, Henry Van Etten, Jacob Oswaldt, Fred Trout- man, George Yackel, John Silver, Robert Smith, Phillip Benning, Daniel Barton, Stephen N. Tound, Jeremiah Green, Charles H. Dickerson, George Snyder, James Weller, Fred. Hartnagle, George Albert, R. M. Benton, Spencer Barton, George W. Knowles, Christopher Rooker, William Eyer, Philip Eyer, Harland P. Wilson.
Discharged for Physical Disqualifications .- Thos. A. Little, William T. Cuddeback, Charles W. Smith, Edward W. Boss, Charles W. Hinman, Isaac Hartman, John Lusk, Z. P. Dennler, Samuel Twomley, Ebenezer Dean, Eli B. Johnson, Ira I. Whitney, Alfred Lamson, Ira Neal, Foster Barclay, Thomas S. Betts, Alfred E. Burnett, Calvin S. Palmeter, Charles S. Barrick, Addison W. Gates, James W. Vanden- berg, Thomas M. Llewellyn, George P. Price, Samuel Buell, Henry R. Frazer, Louis Frey, James A. McMullen, Riley P. Merchant.
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